The Hellenistic Rebellions

What happens

• On the Seleucid Dynasts' first turn they take their reserved holding settlement if the Free Peoples hold it.
• A human Seleucid Empire gets the message 'AN UPSTART DYNAST' at the start of their first turn on which the Seleucid Dynasts are alive and at war with them.
• The Seleucid Dynasts give up once the Seleucid Empire has won more than 2 land battles against them, once they get a new faction leader from turn 4 (270 BC) onwards, or once they hold fewer than 3 settlements, their reserved holding settlement included.
• When a human plays neither the Seleucid Empire nor the Seleucid Dynasts, this happens automatically at the start of the next faction's turn while both are alive: every Dynasts settlement except their reserved holding settlement passes to the Seleucid Empire.
• A human Seleucid Empire is instead asked once, at the start of a turn while still at war with the Dynasts, through the message 'The Thracian Satrapy Submits': accepting takes back every Dynasts city except their reserved holding settlement, each with a government building, and declining keeps the war going with no further offer.
• When the Seleucid Dynasts give up, their faction leader, or failing him another family general, is moved to a fixed spot and made immovable and immortal, all their other armies are destroyed, and they become neutral with the Seleucid Empire.
• If those dormant Seleucid Dynasts later hold more than one settlement, the parked general is freed and moved to a fixed spot.
• Human Seleucid Dynasts are never made to give up.
• In the east, the rebelling towns pass to the Seleucid Satraps, which did not exist until now, with garrisons drawn from Seleucid Chalkaspides, Thureophoroi, Greek Hoplites, Greek Peltasts, Greek Archers, Seleucid Xystophoroi, Prodromoi and Neocretan Archers.
• On the Satraps' first turn, every one of those towns held by the Seleucid Empire or the Free Peoples also passes to them, as does every one held by the Parni or Bactria unless a human plays that faction.
• At the same moment the Parni, unless a human plays them, lose every settlement they hold to the Free Peoples and take to the steppe as a horde.
• If Bactria and the Seleucid Empire are both alive, the Seleucid Empire and Bactria are put at war.
• The Satraps are put at war with the Parni, and while the Parni live the Satraps are put back at war with them at the start of each of their turns until the Satraps give up.
• When a human plays neither the Satraps nor the Parni, the Satraps give up automatically once they have played at least one turn and either get a new faction leader, have lost more than 2 settlements since one of their generals last captured one, or hold fewer than 2 settlements, their reserved holding settlement included.
• Their settlements, except their reserved holding settlement, then go to the Parni if they are alive, otherwise to the Seleucid Empire if it is alive, with a government building in each for a human Seleucid player, otherwise to the Free Peoples.
• A human Parni player is instead asked once, through the message 'The Satraps Submit', when the same conditions are met: accepting gives the Parni every Satraps city except their reserved holding settlement, each with a government building, and declining keeps the war going with no further offer.
• When the Satraps give up, their faction leader, or failing him another family general, is moved to a fixed spot and made immovable and immortal, all their other armies are destroyed, and they become neutral with the Parni and the Seleucid Empire.
• If those dormant Satraps later hold more than one settlement, the parked general is freed and moved to a fixed spot, and their reserved holding settlement passes to the Free Peoples.
• Human Seleucid Satraps are never made to give up.
• In the west, Miletos rebels against the Ptolemaic Empire and passes to the Ptolemaic Dynasts, which did not exist until now, with a garrison drawn from Akontistai, Greek Slingers, Greek Archers, Greek Peltasts, Greek Hoplites, Thureophoroi, Ptolemaic Machairophoroi, Ptolemaic Klerouchoi Phalangites, Ptolemaic Klerouchoi Agema, Ptolemaic Basilikon Agema, Prodromoi, Ptolemaic Xystophoroi and Ptolemaic Agema Cavalry.
• On the Ptolemaic Dynasts' first turn their faction leader receives the Lysimachid trait and they take their reserved holding settlement.
• If the Ptolemaic Dynasts still hold Miletos when it breaks away, the city rebels against them and passes to Miletus, which did not exist until now, with a garrison at 0.01 times normal strength drawn from Akontistai, Greek Slingers, Greek Archers, Greek Peltasts, Milesian Horophylakes, Milesian Hoplites, Thureophoroi, Prodromoi and Xystophoroi, and Miletus receives 10,000.
• AI Ptolemaic Dynasts then give up on their next turn, whether or not Miletos was still theirs: every settlement they hold apart from their reserved holding settlement goes to the Seleucid Empire if it is alive, otherwise to the Ptolemaic Empire if it is alive, otherwise to the Free Peoples, with a government building in each for a human Seleucid or Ptolemaic receiver.
• At the same time their faction leader, or failing him another family general, is moved to a fixed spot and made immovable and immortal, all their other armies are destroyed, and they become neutral with the Ptolemaic Empire and the Seleucid Empire.
• If those dormant Ptolemaic Dynasts later hold more than one settlement, the parked general is freed and moved to a fixed spot, and their reserved holding settlement passes to the Free Peoples.
• Human Ptolemaic Dynasts are never made to give up their cities, and on their first capture of a settlement other than Miletos the message 'The Lysimachid Kingdom' names their new goal: Thrace, the Hellespont and the cities of western Asia Minor.
• When Cyrene rejoins the Ptolemaic Empire, every Cyrene settlement passes to the Ptolemaic Empire, with a government building in each for a human Ptolemaic player, and every Cyrene army is destroyed.
• A human Ptolemaic player then gets the message 'The Death of Magas' at the start of their next turn.
• Each of these steps happens only once per campaign.

The settlements that revolt (10):